WEF – The Netherlands is building a neighbourhood where every car must be shared

In the Netherlands, there’s an innovative city center development called Merwede in Utrecht. This neighborhood aims to be nearly car-free, emphasizing pedestrians and cyclists. Residents will share a pool of cars and bicycles, with approximately three private car parking spaces planned for every 10 houses.

www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/02/utrecht-cycling-bike-rider/

eukalypton.com/en/2020/02/10/in-this-new-dutch-neighborhood-there-will-be-1-shared-car-for-every-3-households/

World Economic Forum: 12.000 people, no private cars!
Merwedekanaalzone is a new, sustainable neighbourhood for 12.000 people in Gemeente Utrecht. No private car ownership, 1 shared car per 3 households. Amenities close by. Walking/cycling as central mobility means.
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